Wordle (2021)

Josh Wardle

Web Browser

3.80 from 70 ratings

253 members have it in their collection · 10 playing now · 62 backlogged · 4 wish listed

A daily puzzle game in which players must guess the five-letter word of the day within six attempts, with each failed guess giving them information as to whether the letters they have used appear in the correct word, and where.
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Developers
Josh Wardle
Publishers
The New York Times Company
Genres
Puzzle, Quiz/Trivia
Themes
Educational, Non-fiction
Steam
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Release dates

  • Jun 21, 2021 (Worldwide) Web Browser

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HaloBlues

Review HaloBlues 4/5 · Mar 28, 2025

Short Routine Fun

Ah, this is genuinely pretty fun for what it is. I like how simple it is to share your score with friends on, say, Twitter and see how everyone measures up without the answer being spoiled for you on sight. It's a shame you only get one word a day, I'd probably play this for a decent amount of time …

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Ah, this is genuinely pretty fun for what it is. I like how simple it is to share your score with friends on, say, Twitter and see how everyone measures up without the answer being spoiled for you on sight. It's a shame you only get one word a day, I'd probably play this for a decent amount of time if given the option, but I suppose it lessens the risk of getting bored of it.

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georgeypoorgey

Review georgeypoorgey 4/5 · Jan 21, 2022

Wordle is the rare game that respects you. That's worth four stars right there.

Sometimes my wife and I will be awake at midnight, and I'll look at her and she at me, and we'll both ask "Wordle?" Then we'll quietly play on our phones followed by one of us mumbling "you gotta be kidding me- I'm an idiot." Then …

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Wordle is the rare game that respects you. That's worth four stars right there.

Sometimes my wife and I will be awake at midnight, and I'll look at her and she at me, and we'll both ask "Wordle?" Then we'll quietly play on our phones followed by one of us mumbling "you gotta be kidding me- I'm an idiot." Then the one finished person waits for the other person to finish, and then they say "I went YOKEL then SPIKE then SHUKE then finally STAKE" while the other person nods. Then the other person explains their path to success, and we both close by saying "that was fun!"

I don't really have a whole lot of complaints. I'm just not gunna give it a five because there are much higher highs in video games than the silent midnight Wordle. But if you haven't given into the wishes of your terminally online Twitter aunt yet, just do it. It's less fun than the endless social media hype would have you believe but more fun than your skepticism will allow.

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